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Rice and Grains<br />

Rice<br />

1 10955 Basmati Roland 4/11 lb<br />

1 10955E Basmati Roland 11 lb<br />

2 13793 bamboo Chef Source 10 lb<br />

3 12990 Carnaroli Chef Source 25 lb<br />

4 14498 Gaba Chef Source 10 lb<br />

5 12935 Jasmine Chef Source 10 lb<br />

6 12936 Red Himalayan Style Chef Source 10 lb<br />

7 10769 Superfino Arborio, Italian Roland 4/11 lb<br />

7 10769E Superfino Arborio, Italian Roland 11 lb<br />

8 10766 Sushi Chef Source 10 lb<br />

1 basmati rice<br />

The grains of basmati rice are<br />

longer than most other types of<br />

rice. Cooked grains of Basmati<br />

rice are characteristically free<br />

flowing rather than sticky, as<br />

<strong>with</strong> most long-grain rice. Cooked<br />

basmati rice can be uniquely<br />

identified by its fragrance.<br />

5 jasmine rice<br />

Jasmine Rice gives off a delicate<br />

fragrance reminiscent of Jasmine<br />

Tea. Although originally grown<br />

in Thailand, Jasmine Rice is now<br />

cultivated in India and the United<br />

States. Jasmine Rice is similar in<br />

flavor and texture to Basmati Rice<br />

and typically lower in price.<br />

2 bamboo rice<br />

Bamboo rice is short grain white rice<br />

infused <strong>with</strong> pure fresh bamboo juice.<br />

This product is all natural. When<br />

cooked, it is pale green and tends to<br />

be quite moist causing the grains to<br />

stick together. This rice is great for<br />

sushi.<br />

6 Red Himalayan rice<br />

Red Rice contains more of the<br />

Natural Bran than does White Rice.<br />

For this reason it requires a longer<br />

cooking time and has a nuttier<br />

more complex flavor than processed<br />

White Rice.<br />

3 carnaroli rice<br />

traditionally used for making<br />

risotto, differing from the more<br />

common arborio rice due to its<br />

higher starch content and firmer<br />

texture, as well as having a longer<br />

grain. It is often described as being<br />

a "superfino" rice or as "the king of<br />

rice".<br />

7 Superfino arborio rice<br />

Named after a town in northwest Italy, Arborio<br />

rice is one of the most popular varieties used for<br />

Italian risotto recipes. Arborio rice is a shortgrain<br />

variety that is very plump and contains<br />

more starch than many other types of rice which<br />

is an important component for creating creamy<br />

dishes, such as risotto.<br />

800.495.5980 www.chef-source.com<br />

Rice<br />

4 gaba rice<br />

Germinated brown rice or GABA-rice is an<br />

innovation that started to gain significant<br />

attention. Germinated brown rice comes from<br />

the process of bringing brown rice into<br />

germination. By itself, brown rice already<br />

contains many nutrients such as dietary<br />

fiber, phytic acid, vitamin C, vitamin E and<br />

GABA (gamma-aminobutyric acid).<br />

8 sushi rice<br />

Sushi Rice is a small, round,<br />

ivory colored grain <strong>with</strong> a<br />

mildly sweet flavor. This type<br />

of rice holds together well<br />

because it becomes sticky as it<br />

cooks. It is also very commonly<br />

used in Asian desserts.

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